A U.S. aircraft owner-pilot has learned aerobatics and gotten into the airshow business as a performer. His aircraft doesn’t carry much fuel, which is fine for the aerobatic performances over the airport but requires frequent fuel stops en route to and from shows.   The airplane has two seats, and although the owner-pilot isn’t FAA-certified […]

1. What is the fundamental freedoms under the Canadian charter of rights and freedoms? Explain. 2. What are the various types of legal practice in Canada? 3. What is the difference between civil and criminal laws in Canada? 4. Discuss a recent case of when the federal government exceeded its authority over Covid regulations. 5. […]

Identify the international treaties currently in effect relating to the exploration and use of space and space objects (including the moon, asteroids, and other celestial bodies), and:   Describe the legal principles agreed to by the parties in each treaty. Analyze how one such treaty applies to a specific current or proposed future commercial activity […]

Please address both questions: The benefits of public reporting are well described in the reading materials for this module. Describe the drawbacks of increased public reporting of healthcare performance data, both in terms of litigation risk to the healthcare organization as well as risk to patients in accessing and relying upon the reported data. Assume […]

Amalgamated Computers P/L v. Sterling Industries (Netherlands)   The written contract between Amalgamated and Sterling contains the following language:        This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the Netherlands and any and all disputes concerning the validity, interpretation or performance hereof shall be submitted to the competent courts of The Hague. […]

You have an interview for a clerkship with Judge Marcia Cooke of the Southern District of Florida. In preparation for the interview, you would like to learn a bit about Judge Cooke’s activities on the bench.  Using the various legal analytics tools, answer the following questions:   1- In 2018, how many of Judge Cooke’s […]

Sanderson v. Lucky 7 Mining Co. Sanderson commenced an action in NSW Supreme Court against Lucky 7 Mining Co. alleging personal injury in the course of his employment at a Lucky 7 mine located in South Australia.  While on the job, Sanderson fell off a ladder.  The ladder, which allegedly had a defective rung, was […]

Well-Built Shoes of Australia P/L v. Happy Toes Footwear Ltd (Singapore) Well-Built Shoes has commenced proceedings in Supreme Court of Victoria against Happy Toes (Singapore) which, in turn, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Happy Toes (Delaware) a company with its principal place of business in New York and incorporated in the State of Delaware. […]

Frank Adams is a resident and domiciliary of London, England.  While operating his automobile on holiday in Germany, he has a collision with a large truck operated by Grisham Brothers Hauling of Belgium. The driver of the truck is a Grisham employee resident and domiciled in Germany. Grisham Brothers does business throughout the European Union.  […]

Smith is an Australian national who is domiciled in Indonesia.  While operating a motor vehicle in the State of California, he is involved in a motor vehicle accident with Brown who is a Canadian but who is a permanent resident of California.  Smith and Brown are both injured and each of them claims that the […]